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How To make True Cornish Pasties
3/4 c Butter, unsalted; cold
6 T Shortening; chilled
3 c Flour, bread
1/2 ts Salt
1/3 c ;Water, ice (about)
3 Lamb kidneys
1/2 lb Steak, fat free
2 md Potato
1 md Onion
1 lg Carrot
1 Garlic clove
2 T Parsley; chopped (opt)
3/4 ts Salt
1/4 ts Nutmeg
1/4 ts Pepper, black
1 lg Egg; beaten
Cut fat into the flour with a pastry blender or 2 knives or an electric mixer until the mixture is blended and forms lumps the size of peas. Rub mixture between your fingers until you have a fine grained texture. Add just enough ice water to make it stick together and quickly knead it into a smooth and shiny ball. Speed is important. Cover and refrigerate for 60 minutes before rolling out. Halve the kidneys and remove film and fatty core. Dice the kidneys and steak very fine. Peel and chop the vegetables equally as fine. Mix well in a bowl with parsley and spices. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Roll out the unsweetened pastry to a thickness of 1/8 inch and cut into 3-inch rounds with a cookie cutter. Put a spoonful of the meat mixture in the center of the rounds. Paint the edges lightly with water. Cover with the remaining rounds, pinching the edges together very firmly. Prick well with a fork. Place on a baking sheet and paint with the egg. Bake 30 minutes.
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Nadiya Learns How To Make REAL Cornish Pasties | Nadiya's Family Favourites
Nadiya takes a trip to Cornwall, where she meets cornish pasty amateur world champion Gillian, to give her a lesson in how to make them.
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Simple recipe from Jus-Rol to make the perfect Cornish Pasty at home!
These Cornish pasties are a great snack and can be eaten hot or cold, either way is delicious! With a crunchy outside and vegetable and meat filled inside, these pasties are the ultimate comfort food!
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Cornish Pasties
Traditional British comfort food this week with these delicious Cornish Pasties. Chunks of tender beef and vegetables in the crumbliest pastry case. The perfect snack food. No wonder over 120 million pasties are made and sold each year in the UK. Here is my recipe. Hope you enjoy. Leave a message below and if you haven't subscribed to my channel yet then please do :)
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The BEST Cornish Pasty Recipe! | How to Make Cornish Pasties | Puff Pastry | Step by Step Baking
Today's video is a savoury recipe - Cornish Pasties! I will show you how to make these super easy Cornish Pasties with a meat, potato and sweetcorn filling! These can be made in bulk and frozen! You can then take them out and bake them whenever you feel like it! I always keep a stash of these in the freezer for unexpected guests!
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Ingredients (makes 24 Pasties) :
500g Mince Meat
125ml Water
4 Small Potatoes - evenly chopped
200g Sweetcorn
1 Tsp Salt
1 Tsp Black Pepper
2 Tbsp Lemon Juice
2 Blocks of Puff Pastry (I use Just Roll Pastry)
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Cornish Pasties Recipe From 1899 Cottage Cookery - Old Cookbook Show
The bullies. The name-callers. The people who feel the need to threaten over a simple recipe for a meat pie. A MEAT PIE!!! Have once again ruined the comment section - I don't want to read and moderate the comments anymore; so they are shut off.
I'm tired - so tired of the pundits arguing about 'Authentic' and basing their claims on 'what they've heard' rather than on actual historical research through cookbooks. While it's true this recipe isn't from Cornwall, it is fairly representative of recipes in Cornish cookbooks from this time period and earlier. Those of you arguing about how 'Cornish Pasty' are now protected by law; well that's fairly recent (2011) and was fought for by a group of commercial bakers trying to protect their financial interests in the EU and not the actual historical recipe. Yes these are small - but they represent what and how much working class and lower people ate in this time period. Excess is a fairly recent phenomenon.
Cornish Pasties Recipe From 1899 Cottage Cookery - Glen And Friends Old Cookbook Show
In this episode of the Old Cookbook Show, we're cooking up some Cornish pasties from a 1899 cottage cookery book!
This recipe for Cornish Pasties (meat pies) is from a working class cookbook published in 1899.
Cornish Pasties.
1 Oz. Raw Meat.
1 Oz. Raw Potato.
1/2 Teasp. Raw Onion.
1 Saltsp. SALT
¼ Saltsp. Pepper.
¼ Lb. Flour.
¼ Teasp. Salt.
¼ Teasp. Baking Powder.
1 ½ Ozs. fat
Water
Cut the meat and potato into small dice; chop the onion up very finely, add the pepper and salt, sprinkle with water, mix all well together; rub the flour to avoid lumps; mix flour, salt, and baking powder.
If necessary. soften the fat by workIng it with a knife; rub fat into flour with the tips of the fingers;
make into a stiff paste with water; flour board and pin; divide paste in four, and roll it into four rounds; put a quarter of the mixture on to each round; wet edges; join on top and form a frill; prick the pasties; bake in a moderate oven from half an hour to three-quarters of an hour.
NOTE.-Any mixture of meat or vegetables mav be used for these; pork, onion, and sage being a favourite combination.
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EASY TRADITIONAL CORNISH PASTY RECIPE | Kerry Whelpdale
Today I am sharing an easy traditional Cornish pasty recipe with you. These pasties are so versatile and easy to make into veggie pasties or different meat pasties too!
INGREDIENTS (to make 6 pasties)
2 sirloin steaks
2 potatoes
1 swede
1 onion
GENEROUS salt & pepper
PASTRY (shop bought short crest or puff is perfect too)
500g flour
150g butter
pinch salt
5tbsp water
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